Alycia Wright, M.Ed

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Social Studies

Through discussion, guided analysis and video examples, students will sharpen their ability to spot flawed logic and persuasive tricks used to sway voters—and everyday people. Learners can join at any time, and no prior experience required.

Can you spot the fallacy being used to encourage you to vote for or against a candidate? Join other learners weekly to identify & dissect the various arguments commonly  used in political campaign ads.

Fallacy Hunters: Spotting Bad Arguments in Political Ads

Life Skills

In this ongoing class each week is a new mind blowing critical thinking lesson.

Critical Thinking Mind Explosion

Wild and Unstructured Learning

Enhance logical reasoning & critical thinking abilities. Engage in a series of logic challenges, puzzles,& exercises. Gain confidence to take on any challenge. Including Academic Decathlon Training. 

1:1 Logic & Critical Thinking Training

Aaron Potsick

Critical Thinking in Math and Reading is designed to help learners improve thinking skills.   Learners will identify similarities and differences, sequences, grouping and analogies.  These skills will help learners in Math and Reading.

Critical Thinking in Math and Reading

Ksandra Mobley/Virtual Teaching Specialist

In this 5-Session Class, students will watch 2 episodes per day of a fun but challenging Critical Thinking Reality Show and we will discuss our findings at the end of each class.

Critical Thinking Video Reality Series

Lance Davis B.S. Criminal Justice

English

In this course, we will complete a different critical thinking puzzle each week.  We will complete logic puzzles, brain teasers, and more!

Ongoing Weekly Enrichment - Critical Thinking Games!

Kimberly Couch, M.Ed.

This class helps teens develop critical thinking skills to evaluate information and make informed decisions. Students will engage in discussions and problem-solving activities to improve their ability to think logically.



Critical Thinking Skills: How to Analyze and Evaluate Information

Imran Mir

Science & Nature

In this ongoing weekly course I will tutor one student directly in various critical thinking and philosophy topics. 

Private Tutoring | Critical Thinking | 1 on 1 Weekly

Teacher Nathan S. (MA)

Unlocking the full potential of young minds with the excitement of strategic puzzle games! This ongoing, 1:1 class combines enjoyment with cognitive growth, problem-solving abilities, strategic thinking, and intellectual enrichment.

Brain Wizards: Critical Thinking With Puzzles!

M. Maya Taylor

Games & Hobbies

In this ongoing course, learners are challenged to solve puzzles, discuss ideas, strategize and be creative. Learners will team up with Link to develop critical thinking skills, connect with others and save Hyrule. 

Legend of Zelda Critical Thinking Class + Social Club

Teacher Kristin BA TEFL TESL

In this 6-week class, students will be given tools on how to think critically and then given an opportunity to use those skills. 

Critical Thinking in the Real World

Veronica Copenhaver

Teamfight Tactics is a strategy game where players build teams to compete and win. In this class, students will learn to play, improve strategies, and make smart decisions using in-game data, boosting their skills and critical thinking!

Mastering Teamfight Tactics: Stats, Strategy, and Critical Thinking

Bloom

In this one-time class, learners will use critical thinking skills to solve a mystery at the Furry Friends Animal Shelter.  Learners will solve puzzles, brainteasers, and riddles throughout the class, and will solve the mystery by the end. 

Mystery at the Furry Friends Animal Shelter - Puzzles Critical Thinking 

Rachel Guritz

This private critical thinking class helps students develop problem-solving skills through fun puzzles, riddles, and mystery games. The activities are designed to boost creativity, confidence, and logical thinking.

1:1 Game-Based Critical Thinking Tutoring: Puzzles, Mysteries and More!

Amy Massack

In this ongoing one-to-one life skills course, we look at a different scenario each week. Learners share their ideas through discussion and debate. Learners will develop their decision making skills, creativity, curiosity and problem-solving.

One-to-one 1:1 Ongoing Critical Thinking Skills

Let's Go Learning!

In this one-time course, learners will use critical thinking and communication skills to determine what is in the basket.  Once the item is guessed, the learners will learn an interesting, weird, or unusual fact about it.

20 Question Game - Critical Thinking Social Creative Thinking Outside the Box 


Arts

Students will watch a weekly horror film and analyze it in class during a fun discussion that will incorporate different elements of critical thought.

Horror Camp: Scary Movies and Critical Thinking

Dr Jeremy Logsdon

This is a six week course of the first six chapters of the text, A Young Peoples History of The United States. Live weekly discussion of each chapter. A selection of  videos & comprehension questions will be added weekly. The next session (#2-4) will start at the end, in the same time slot. A private invitation to join that class will be sent to those families

Howard Zinn: A Young People's History of The United States, Part 1

Coding & Tech

This weekly ongoing class will be a junior version of the wildly popular brick building show. Each week I will present a new secret theme. The students will then have 20 minutes to make their own creation, followed by individual sharing. 

Brick It Masters Jr With Weekly Themes

This course explores the diverse cultural, ethnic, and racial histories that have shaped the United States. Using Ronald Takaki's A Young People's History of Multicultural America as the primary text, along w/ videos and in class activities

A Different Mirror for Young People: A History of Multicultural America Part 1

Bring your trash and lets' make something cool!  Each week students will be given a theme word and time to create their own art. We will then share our creations together. You will also "meet" a new recyclable artist each week.

Magic Trash & Weekly Recyclable Art Project Club

In this social, discussion based class, students team up each week to solve engaging cartoon conundrum video challenges. Together, they’ll tackle big questions,explore different viewpoints and learn how to think critically and respectfully.

Conundrum Crew: Smart Thinking, Stronger Together

This ongoing book club meets once a month to discuss books written by diverse authors and stories that are sure to inspire, enlighten, and provide an authentic voice for the storyline. **(Historical Fiction, Historical Non-Fiction Genres)

The Banned Book Club:  Diverse Authors & Perspectives, Ages 11-14 

This fun, ongoing club gives young animal lovers a chance to connect through weekly show & tell, games, and hands-on activities. Learners will build social confidence while exploring pet care, creativity, and communication. No pet required—

Pet Lovers Social Club: Show & Tell, Games, Animal Fun!

This is a twelve week course. It covers the second half of the text, Class Struggle to The War on Terror. Live weekly discussion of each chapter. A selection of  videos, comprehension, and thought questions will be added weekly. 

Howard Zinn: A Young People's History of The United States- Second Semester

This is a six week course, covering chapters 7-12 of the text. Live weekly discussion of each chapter. A selection of  videos and comprehension questions will be added weekly. This section can be used as a stand alone or ongoing study.

Howard Zinn: A Young People's History of The United States, Part 2

This is part 1 - 6 week history class using Kadir Nelson's, Heart & Soul- The History of America and African-Americans, as our book study. Each week we will discuss the chapter, do a correlating activity, and play a review game. 

Heart And Soul: The Story of America and African Americans History Class- Part 1

In this four week class we will read and discuss the award winning novel by Nnedi Okorafor, Akata Witch. 
A great middle/young adult fantasy read with a female protagonist. African/Black futurististic Sci-fi. 

 Akata Witch Book Club

Learn how to win arguments and debates with active listening and logic. Boost Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Confidence, and Social Skills. An integral part of a Classical Education. 

The Fallacy Detective: How to Spot Bad Reasoning and Errors in Logic

Learn how to spot logical fallacies...on social media, in advertising, or in a person's/party's/group's agenda.

Logical Fallacies With the Fallacy Detective

Brandi Long

Students will be taught informal logic and logical fallacies using the following book as a guide: "The Fallacy Detective: Thirty-Eight Lessons on How to Recognize Bad Reasoning" by Nathaniel Bluedorn and Hans Blued. 

Logical Fallacies: "The Fallacy Detective"

Ongoing weekly discussion on climate science. Students will gain an understanding of how science works beyond basic science classes, an in-depth exploration of climate science, and how to determine myth from facts. 


Climate Science: Fact vs Fallacy

Tamera Hunter, MS Biology

In this 6-week class, students will learn about 6 different logic fallacies and practicing finding them in examples provided.

Let's Be Logical and Find the Fallacy

Students who enjoyed finding the six logic fallacies will have a chance to find six more logic fallacies.  

Let's Continue Finding the Logic Fallacies

Students will dive deep into how governments function, how public policy is shaped, and how everyday people can understand, evaluate, and influence the world around them through civic action, current events, and informed debate.

Power and Politics: Understanding Government and the World

Courtney Runchey

In this one-day etiquette class, students will learn how to use manners and kindness to get along better with others and meet new friends.  

It's Free to Be Polite Etiquette Class for Kids

Michelle Shannon

In this semester-long course, we will cover a full range of economic and political systems, with analysis of past and present implementation of each.

Economic and Political Systems

Thomas Jones

This dynamic class isn't just about critical thinking and oral argumentation – it's about mastering the art of persuasion. Collaborate with your peers, hone your communication skills, and tackle challenging conundrums head-on. 

* Conundrums:  Fallacies, Critical Thinking, and Problem Solving

Brandy Dahlen Yun and BE Education

People will argue, but not properly without training. Argue like a Greek philosopher. Get a strong foundation in informal logic. Properly evaluate & assess information. Classical Latin Fallacy Education.

The Art of Argument Ongoing Club

Join Ms. Pamela in 40-minute class filled with fun, as we delve into the diverse world of animal habitats. Each week, we will look at a different type of habitat. Discover their unique features and the animals that call it home.

Habitat Hunters: Exploring the Diverse Homes of Animals

Ms. Pamela - Preschool-3rd Gr, Book Clubs, & More

In this one time course, Scratchers will create a game in they are being attacked by zombies.  Use the space key or your VOICE to shoot. 
#builder

Scratch Coding-Make a Video Game-Zombie Hunter

Dan Hartman

In this ongoing class, students will learn about the mechanisms of U.S. and international elections, as well as important issues such as polls, debates, conventions, campaigns, the Electoral College, and certification.

Current Political and Economic Events

A semester course designed to introduce students to the principles behind American government and current political practices in the United States. 

Fallacy Hunters: Spotting Bad Arguments in Political Ads

Alycia Wright, M.Ed

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